Situation Explanation

Today’s Topic

When you work in a Korean mart, convenience store, or retail shop, short Korean phrases such as 가격표 확인해 주세요, 진열대 보충해 주세요, and 이 상품 재고 있어요 are not random vocabulary. They are work signals for checking stock, restocking shelves, confirming prices, scanning barcodes, and reporting problems to a manager.

Introduction

You are working during a busy evening shift in a Korean store. A customer points to an empty space on the shelf and asks, 이 상품 재고 있어요? At the same time, your supervisor says, 가격표 확인하고 진열대 보충해 주세요. If you only know the English meaning of each word, you may still hesitate because the sentence contains several work actions at once.

This lesson turns those short Korean retail phrases into a clear store-work sequence. First, identify the product and location. Next, check 재고 in the system, on the shelf, or in 창고. Then restock the 진열대 if the item is available. After restocking, check 가격표, 할인, 행사, 바코드, and 유통기한 when needed. If something does not match, report it to 관리자 instead of guessing.

The Word Bank on the right contains clean DB terms such as 재고, 가격표, 품절, 진열대, 보충, 확인, and 보고. The main article explains how those words become real actions during a shift. This is the difference between memorizing a list and understanding what to do when a customer or supervisor speaks quickly.

Situation Briefing

Retail Korean is practical because the words are attached to visible objects: shelves, products, labels, scanners, boxes, storage rooms, and customers. A store worker does not read these words slowly like a textbook sentence. The worker hears a short instruction, looks at the shelf, checks the stock, and decides the next action.

The most common confusion is that a shelf problem often looks simple but affects several systems. An empty shelf may not mean 품절 because more stock may be in 창고. A full shelf may still cause a customer complaint if the 가격표 is wrong. A promotion item may require both 행사 and 할인 checks. A food item may require 유통기한 and 선입선출 before it goes to the front of the shelf.

The PPT-style images are used as situation maps. The hero slide shows the whole retail context: a worker, shelves, price labels, a scanner, product boxes, and a manager. The body image focuses on checking stock and shelf labels. The review image shows the decision moment: if the price, barcode, or stock status is unclear, do not guess. Confirm first, then report.

PPT Slide Briefing

Read a retail shelf task as a work sequence

Check stock, shelf, and price labels together

Report price, barcode, or stock problems

This image shows a Korean mart situation with a worker, shelves, price labels, barcode scanner, product boxes, and a manager. The learner can connect 진열대, 가격표, 재고, 바코드, and 관리자 to real actions during a shift.

This body image supports the middle of the article: find 상품, check 위치, see whether the shelf is empty, check 재고, and then restock 진열대. A short manager instruction usually contains both a checking action and a stocking action.

The review image emphasizes the final decision. If 가격표 does not match, 바코드 shows an 오류, or the customer asks about 품절, the worker should confirm first and report to 관리자 instead of guessing.